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Geotechnical Engineer

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A Geotechnical Engineer specializes in understanding and assessing the physical, mechanical and chemical properties of earth materials. They study the properties of these materials to assess their suitability for construction projects and to design foundations, slopes, retaining walls, and other structures to ensure stability and safety. Investigates geological conditions, conducts tests on rock and soil, and provides recommendations to mitigate risks, ensuring the integrity and longevity of infrastructure projects.

$106,397 / year median in Washington

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What You'll Do Serve as the licensed PE of record (responsible-in-charge) for geotechnical/civil engineering projects Plan and oversee field investigations, and site explorations Review field data, boring logs, and lab results; prepare geotechnical engineering reports and proposals Review and stamp engineering reports, calculations, and client deliverables Respond to RFIs and review contractor submittals during construction phases Develop scopes of work and fee estimates for new and ongoing projects Mentor and collaborate with our existing technical team Build client relationships and represent the firm on site visits as needed What We're Looking For Active PE license (Washington State required, or ability to obtain reciprocity quickly) Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (geotechnical focus preferred) Geotechnical and/or civil engineering experience Familiarity with Pacific Northwest soil and site conditions a plus Working knowledge of geotechnical analysis software and tools Valid driver's license as some site travel is required Comfortable taking ownership and building process, not just following one Strong communication skills client-facing and team-facing Local to the Shelton/Mason County area, or open to relocating; hybrid schedule available What We Offer Competitive salary, commensurate with experience Hybrid work arrangement — mix of field and office time A genuine seat at the table in a growing firm — real influence over how we operate, not just a role to fill Opportunity to work alongside ownership actively building something new Established client base including public-sector work (Mason County Preferred Consultant list)
Pay:
$70,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year
Work Location:
Hybrid remote in Shelton, WA 98584